Keith Moon (April 30, 1964 – Sept. 7, 1978) Rock history was made April 30, 1964, when the Who were playing a gig at the Oldfield Hotel in Greenford, England.

Keith Moon (April 30, 1964 – Sept. 7, 1978) Rock history was made April 30, 1964, when the Who were playing a gig at the Oldfield Hotel in Greenford, England.

As the Who’s carnival of chaos was nearing its conclusion - BOOM.Moon’s bass drum detonated. White smoke was emitted immediately, which engulfed Townshend and Roger Daltrey.

Keith Moon played drums with the same hyper-kinetic intensity that he lived his ... The Who performed two songs that night - I Can See For Miles, the band’s first Top 10 hit in the US, closing with My ...

Keith Moon was known for his explosive drumming, ... Keith Moon Rigged his Drum to Explode in 1967. By. ... 3 Songs You Didn’t Know Keith Moon Wrote for The Who] ...

For the ever mischievous Keith Moon, the appearance was a perfect opportunity to go big on what was becoming his trademark closing spectacle - blowing up his drum kit. Moon had already started making ...

During one of The Who's concerts, drummer Keith Moon couldn't stay conscious. The band brought up a teenager to replace him.